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Far too many wars have been started in the name of [[religion]] or more importantly, the assumed civility and superiority of one religion or culture over another. From before the [[Crusades]], to the current [[war in Iraq]], all have wrongly caused the death of innocents and destruction of objects of amazing human history.
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A religious war is a war started in the name of a certain [[religion]] usually against a differing and/or opposing religion. Such wars have occured since the formation of [[religion]] and have led to a lot of [[bloodshed]] and [[suffering]].
  
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From individuals to communities to states and nations, we should allow difference and accept others for who they are and where they have come from
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==Examples of religious wars==
  
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==References==
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An infamous example of a religious wars, or more exactly series of wars, is the [[Crusades]] of medieval Europe, started by Christians to defeat Muslims and heathens in Israel.
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Revision as of 22:21, May 16, 2007

A religious war is a war started in the name of a certain religion usually against a differing and/or opposing religion. Such wars have occured since the formation of religion and have led to a lot of bloodshed and suffering.

Examples of religious wars

An infamous example of a religious wars, or more exactly series of wars, is the Crusades of medieval Europe, started by Christians to defeat Muslims and heathens in Israel.

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